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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15749, 26 October 1914, Page 1

Situations Wanted. BAKER, good, -wants Situation, first or second hand; country preferred.-Baker, so. Herald. BUTCHER, competent, wants situation; capable of taking charge of shop | unci slaughteryurd.— Butcher, care of Mrs. Christie, Waiuku, i CHEF, first-class, all-round experience, reJ quires Situation.—F. S. Newbold. Caterer, Eden Terrace. 'Phone A 617. COOK, new arrival, Englishman, wants Position, station, camp, boardinghouse; good baker, 12 years' experience; references. —Central Labour Exchange, Queen Street. ENGLISHMAN, with London experience of motor driving and mechanical knowledge, desires position as Chauffeur.—O.M., 5, HERALD. GARDEN, Lawn, or Hedge Work wanted by experienced active Man.—Gardener, 51, HERALD CI IRL, young, would like Position of X Trust; light duties.— 23, HERALD. LADY, young, thoroughly domesticated, wishes post as Help or General in small family; references.—L.R.. 17, HERALD. MAN, young, experienced, wants Position on sheep or cattle run.—Stock, 49, HERALD. MAN, steady and reliable, seeks situation on farm, experienced milker, at comfortable place.—D., 985, HERALD. MAN, young, sober, good character wants work any kind, sheep station, fruit farm, driving, anything.—Willing, 991, HERALD. MILKING— Wanted about 10 cows on shares, by reliable married couple; hand or machines; references.—G., 997, HERALD. Pl BONUS given anyone securing ndverJi/O tiser suitable permanent office work; Rood cashier, sober, energetic, reliable; highest te3lim>nhls.—Clerk, 13, HERALD. , ——————————————————————a———___————————» Wanted to Buy. AYLESBURY or Pekin Ducks and Ducklings, any quantity, wanted to Buy.— H. Pearce, Rotorua. BOOK, Myer's " Modern Age," first or second hand, wanted.—Miss Thorp, Kaeaea, Te Kuiti. EGGS, Eggs, wanted to Buy in any quantity.— W S. Gardiner, Pork Butcher, 159, Karnngahnpe ltd. OIL Engine, 2i to 4 L.p., must be in per feet working order; send particulars.— Reliable, 12, HERALD. STAMPS.— to buy Stamps of Samoa, Tonga, and Cook Islands; also Collections.—A. Powell, 73, Shortland St., Auckland. STRAWBERRIES, good, regular direct O supply, wanted for season.— Ora Depot, Marion. A.-TO Dentists and Others-Old Plati- • niim Pins, Crucibles, Platinum, all kinds, £7 oz; Dental Alloy, -1 Of, all other Dentists' Metals. Money wired receipt of par-ccls.-B. Mitchell, 138-140 Russell Street, Melbourne, Victoria. APPAREL -Mrs. Martin, 350, Queen St. x_ (opp. Statue), Auckland, is largest buyer every description Left-o5 Clothing, Trunks, Ports., Suit Cuaos, Jewellery, Boots, etc.— 'Phone 3303. Country orders solicited.

MRS. BOTTEIULL buys Ladies', Gont.'a ill and Children's Superior Misfit and Left off Clothing. Letters promptly attended to —Elliott St.. two doors from Wellesley St 'Phone 3488. OLD FALSE TEETH, WANTED Highest price given in New Zealand. Send to J. DUNSTONE, Box 345, Christchurch. Cash by return post. GENT.'S MISFIT AND CAST-OFI APPAREL, OVERCOATS. MACKS. TRUNKS. BOOTS. PAWN TICKETS Etc.. Etc. GET OUR PRICES Before giving away or selling for a mere Song. Owing to big demand we are offering .'ror 10s to 60s per suit. „ Ring up, 3976, and., our representatives jril call on you.' ' v -«•-■■-■ !•-• • « THE LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING CO., 4, Gt. North Itond (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir] i ■ = Miscellaneous. QUEEN of Clair-oyantcs and Crysta Seers.—Consult Madame Currie to-da; tor success. —lß2, Victoria St. W. MADAME SPONTAIN. 34, H.M. Arcade Hours, 10 to 6 and 7 to 9. 17* or Spring Medicine '. 2s. Try _ .8. Gandevlou's Blood Purifier. A NDEKSON LINDSAY, Astrologer, ad _;_. vises ro Love, Marriage, Business Health, Destiny, Travel, etc., etc. Country clients send time, place, date, and year o birth. Prospectus on application.—l'nncosi Buildings. Queen St. 'Phono 4087. MADAME ZANGARAH. of India, Palmie and Clairvoyant, may be consulted.149. Albert St. (opp Royal Albert Hall). 4 STROLOGY.—Advice re Love, Marriage iV. Health, Business, etc., etc.—Send time place, date, and year of both to Stella, Po3 Office, Ponsonby. Postal noto, 2s 6d. (THOUGH we've let slip the dogs of war I rats still play havoc near and far.— I Try Rat-Spoof. Post free 7d, two Is lid, tim Cs 6d- Stores supplied.—J. Cobb, Ellerslie. " REDFERN'S HEELS for ms," sez I. " I wouldn't have another try *>, At any others." ERSTENA PORRIDGE MEAI VI la Cooked in Two Minutes. The housewife's boon. Contains no wast matter. At all Stores. Is Id per bag. riWIiAPUNA.-Concord. Takapuna Beach _ 2d section—Furnished Rooms, indoo and outdoor camps.—Miss James. P' UPILS WANTED. - SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING, AND BOOK ' KEEPING. STOTT AND HOARE, , 23, Swanson Street. ; GERSTENA PORRIDGE MEAL ■ The Leading Breakfast Food. Easily Digested. Cooked in Two Minutes. At all Grocers, Is Id per bag. 3 There's nothing on this good old earth To match, for downrighi, sterling worth, The Rubber Heels of Redfern'j REDFERN'S RUBBER KEELS Are the Cheapest Because they last lh« longest. 3 AT\DAME HYLAND. 20 years' experience IVX" Popular Phrenologist, Clairvoyant Character Header. Consultations, 9 a.m. t 10 p.m.—418, Upper Queen St. REDFERN'S Heels oi livest rubber, INSIST on them, and take NO other. If at first you don't BiicceedlKi AGAIN. "They MUST be Re if em's Heels," said Mum No substitutes for her—by rum! —You can t fool Mother.

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